All-inclusive Packages
Experience the Caribbean:
Explore Costa Rica river canals
& tropical forest
Discover the untouched beauty of Pacuare Reserve, a conservation, research, and education site nestled in the heart of Costa Rica's Northern Caribbean. Our secluded sanctuary spans 688.6 hectares, encompassing pristine wetlands, tropical forests teeming with biodiversity, and a stunning 6 kilometer stretch of beach.
When you choose to stay at The Reserve, you're embarking on a journey of discovery and adventure. Our all-inclusive packages allow you to simply relax and enjoy the wonders that await you.
Rates:
$145/person (2-9 people)
$122/person (+10 people)
The 2-day package includes:
✔ Lodging for one night (if you would like to stay more than 2 nights, please contact us
to design a package adapted to you for a longer stay)
✔ Boat transportation from dock to Pacuare Reserve and vice cersa
✔ One breakfast, two lunches, and 1 dinner; all cuisine prepared by locals
✔ Introduction to The Reserve and its programs
✔ Boat tour through the canals
✔ Hiking on the trail
✔ Exhumations of nests and/or release of baby sea turtles*
✔ Safe parking
Included Tours:
Activity
Description
Boat tour through the canals
Get ready for a one-of-a-kind boat tour through lush canals, immersing yourself in a landscape teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Observe a wide array of wildlife, from vibrant birds to caimans, crocodiles, turtles, monkeys, sloths, and more, in this captivating ecosystem.
Day time hike in the rainforest trails
Walk through the lush, tropical forest trails and learn about native flora and fauna. Species that can be found are amphibians such as frogs, reptiles (lizards, iguanas, basilisks), and an abundance of bird species. Among the mammals that can be seen are sloths and several species of primates (capuchin, spider, and howler).
Accommodation:
Pacuare Reserve is first and foremost a safe haven and conservation research site for thousands of animal and plant species, including the vulnerable status leatherback sea turtle and the elusive agami heron. As such, the site’s campus and accommodations are simple, rustic, and powered entirely by solar energy to best preserve the area.
The benefit for you? With no electricity, crowds, or distractions, you’ll experience the incredible wildlife, landscape, and people of this magical place without interruption. The Reserve is located in a remote area and its sustainable operation works based on green energy sources and special communication alternatives:
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There is only solar energy, we depend on the environmental conditions to provide this service. Bringing a flashlight is very important for your visit.
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We offer Wi-Fi in certain areas, but there is no cell phone service and due to the remote conditions of The Reserve, this service may fail.
